And when he had said it for the tenth time, Molibre's words: "Mais que
diable alloit-il faire dans cette galere?" occurred to him, and he began to laugh at himself.
"Have you heard the Maltishtcheva woman--the mother, not the daughter--has ordered a costume in
diable rose color?"
"Do you observe," said the Countess G to Albert, who had returned to her side, "that man does nothing like other people; he listens most devoutly to the third act of `Robert le
Diable,' and when the fourth begins, takes his departure."
"Ah,
diable!" said the host to himself; "this man seems dumb.
Que
diable! To think of a blanc bec like yourself challenging a person like the Baron to a duel!
"
Diable! the exception is annoying; but then, if instead of asking him for money, you were to ask "
"Tu m'as plus l'air d'un ennemi de la France; arrete ou pardieu je te ferai ami du
diable. Non!
diable, no, Meester Deeck,†replied the Frenchman; “we give, in France, no liberty except to the ladi.â€
"
Diable! your housekeeper is right; rather more than faded."
The gelding has taken well to fences and can improve after seeing off solid yardstick
Diable De Sivola in a hot novice event at Exeter.